Entrepreneurship Major, B.A.

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(51 credits)

This major combines the study of small business management with an in-depth analysis of ways new business ventures are created and developed. Processes and procedures necessary to transform an initial entrepreneurial idea into a viable business operation are the central focus of the major. The entrepreneurship major is recommended for students planning to work in a small business or who intend to start and operate their own small business.

A. All of the following:

AC222 Accounting Concepts
BU243 Business Computer Applications
BU285 International Business Environment
BU312 Business Law I
BU452 Strategic Management
EC261 Principles of Microeconomics
EC262 Principles of Macroeconomics
FN341 Corporate Finance
MG219 Principles of Management
MK217 Principles of Marketing
PH362 Business Ethics

B. Mathematics: one of the following

(either M148 and M149 or M145 or M151):

M145 Finite Mathematics and
M148 Calculus I with Precalculus (part 1)
or
M149 Calculus I with Precalculus (part 2) or
M151 Calculus I

C. All of the following:

D. One of the following:

Please Note:

An internship or a course approved by the department chair and department advisor.

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